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Some researchers say plastic pipes in the U.S. have not yet undergone the same degree of water quality and health scrutiny as pipes made of copper, iron, steel and cement. With these so-called legacy materials, methods to prevent or remedy leaching, permeation and other issues are well known, says environmental engineer Andrew Whelton of Purdue… Continue reading Protect Pipes > Homeowners Responsibility

While glass pipes feature a composition entirely of glass, the silicone material features a body and neck of silicone, though its bowl may feature borosilicate glass so you can light up easier. As glass is a common material, it can be significantly more affordable than silicone—therefore, if you’re looking for the top bongs for sale… Continue reading Protect Pipes > Homeowners Responsibility

According to the CDC, more than half of children in the U.S. are at risk of lead exposure – often in their own home. The CDC recently updated its blood lead reference value to better identify children with higher levels of lead in their blood. Whether it’s for flowers, dry herbs, or tobacco- savvy smokers… Continue reading Protect Pipes > Homeowners Responsibility

Glass bongs are usually made with quality borosilicate glass while silicone bongs are made with food grade BPA free silicone. Glass is more heat resistant, and many people prefer the feel of glass as a texture. Silicone bongs are flexible, and can be rolled up, and easily stored for travel. Asset management programs, tools, and… Continue reading Protect Pipes > Homeowners Responsibility

With a bent mouthpiece, grid filer, and a built-in screen for your stainless steel bowl, the Klutch Silicone Bubbler helps ensure a smooth smoking experience anywhere, anytime. Due to their mass-produced, rubber-like nature, pipes with a silicone composition can also be more affordable than glass. Due to their affordable, portable, and durable nature, silicone material… Continue reading Protect Pipes > Homeowners Responsibility

It doesn’t have precise data, but estimates 7,000 or fewer of its approximately 54,000 service lines are made of lead. Missouri is expected to receive $250 million over the next five years for lead service line replacement. Kansas will get $164 million, Nebraska will receive $142 million and Iowa will get $225 million. When the… Continue reading Protect Pipes > Homeowners Responsibility

According to the CDC, more than half of children in the U.S. are at risk of lead exposure – often in their own home. The CDC recently updated its blood lead reference value to better identify children with higher levels of lead in their blood. Whether it’s for flowers, dry herbs, or tobacco- savvy smokers… Continue reading Protect Pipes > Homeowners Responsibility